Re: very bad reaction during chelation

[Guest guest]

STOP chelation. Go no further. You need to have the crown removed to check for

amalgam underneath. And then remove it, if it's there.

The reaction you describe is not at all typical for ALA chelation in someone who

does not have mercury in their teeth.

Great Plains Hair tests can't be used to determine if mercury is deranging

minerals meeting counting rules. Which means you can have mercury but it won't

show on that test. You'd need one from Doctors Data inc, but in this case

there's no point. If you have amalgams...or had them....you have mercury in

your brain. NO way around it. And your very large reaction confirms you have

some in you.

You are on the right track with the supplements. And stopping chelation is the

right thing to do until you are sure your teeth have no mercury in them. Once

you confirm that you need to do dmsa only for a while. After doing dmsa for a

while, you will be able to use ala without that reaction.

Jan

>

> hello,

> i have been doing my 2nd chelation round with ALA alone and i got a very bad

reaction.

> It may be because i have amalgam under my composite filling which i had put in

around 10 years ago (i will have a RTG probably tomorrow to determine if that is

true). If that's the case, i will be going to London to a mercury-free dentist

to have my amalgams removed. And then continue with chelation for a few months

with DMPS or DMSA, before going on ALA again.

>

> I am curious if it is possible to have such a strong adverse reaction without

having any mercury source under my fillings.

> The side-effects in my case are:

> -almost complete muteness

> -almost complete loss of ability to communicate with another human being in

any way.

> -very big loss of ability to concentrate and focus

> -huge problems with short term memory

>

> It got to the point where i was/partly am wondering about trying to be

incapacitated, with my parents as my curators... (i am 25 y.o. now).

>

> My Great Plain Laboratory hair test results from sept' 09 indicated mercury

v.low (0,03 mcg/g), midly elevated arsenic (0,055 mcg/g), cadmium (0,081mcg/g)

and thallium (0,002 mcg/g). But as i heard in some cases it is possible that

this test does not indicate actual body burden (especially in patients with weak

livers).

>

> I can add my mother did have mercury fillings before she got pregnant

>

> I started treating myself for asperger syndrome symptoms 11 months ago, with

the help of a DAN! doctor in Poland.

> main treatments that helped me were:

> -vitamins, minerals and spirulina supplementation

> -treating gut problems and chronic yeast infection with meds (for around 10

days) and herbs, daily dietary fiber intake of at least 30g and probiotics

> -treating liver problems with silymarin and phosphatidylcholine (recent ALT

result as of 28.XI.2009 was over 90)

> -sublingual methylB12

>

> I will be really grateful for some feedback on this... (as of now i stopped

the chelation after 11 doses of the second round, i know it is risky, but i

didnt feel i have any other choice)

>

[Guest guest]

This post is not relevant anymore. I had 2 amalgams detected.

regards,

Christoph B.

>

> hello,

> i have been doing my 2nd chelation round with ALA alone and i got a very bad

reaction.

> It may be because i have amalgam under my composite filling which i had put in

around 10 years ago (i will have a RTG probably tomorrow to determine if that is

true). If that's the case, i will be going to London to a mercury-free dentist

to have my amalgams removed. And then continue with chelation for a few months

with DMPS or DMSA, before going on ALA again.

>

> I am curious if it is possible to have such a strong adverse reaction without

having any mercury source under my fillings.

> The side-effects in my case are:

> -almost complete muteness

> -almost complete loss of ability to communicate with another human being in

any way.

> -very big loss of ability to concentrate and focus

> -huge problems with short term memory

>

> It got to the point where i was/partly am wondering about trying to be

incapacitated, with my parents as my curators... (i am 25 y.o. now).

>

> My Great Plain Laboratory hair test results from sept' 09 indicated mercury

v.low (0,03 mcg/g), midly elevated arsenic (0,055 mcg/g), cadmium (0,081mcg/g)

and thallium (0,002 mcg/g). But as i heard in some cases it is possible that

this test does not indicate actual body burden (especially in patients with weak

livers).

>

> I can add my mother did have mercury fillings before she got pregnant

>

> I started treating myself for asperger syndrome symptoms 11 months ago, with

the help of a DAN! doctor in Poland.

> main treatments that helped me were:

> -vitamins, minerals and spirulina supplementation

> -treating gut problems and chronic yeast infection with meds (for around 10

days) and herbs, daily dietary fiber intake of at least 30g and probiotics

> -treating liver problems with silymarin and phosphatidylcholine (recent ALT

result as of 28.XI.2009 was over 90)

> -sublingual methylB12

>

> I will be really grateful for some feedback on this... (as of now i stopped

the chelation after 11 doses of the second round, i know it is risky, but i

didnt feel i have any other choice)

>

[Guest guest]

Very strange to me; to have composites placed over amalgams. Is that common? I

would think proper care means you remove the old filing, clean out the cavity

space, and then refill.

Glad you found yours before you continued.

Pam

> >

> > hello,

> > i have been doing my 2nd chelation round with ALA alone and i got a very bad

reaction.

> > It may be because i have amalgam under my composite filling which i had put

in around 10 years ago (i will have a RTG probably tomorrow to determine if that

is true). If that's the case, i will be going to London to a mercury-free

dentist to have my amalgams removed. And then continue with chelation for a few

months with DMPS or DMSA, before going on ALA again.

> >

> > I am curious if it is possible to have such a strong adverse reaction

without having any mercury source under my fillings.

> > The side-effects in my case are:

> > -almost complete muteness

> > -almost complete loss of ability to communicate with another human being in

any way.

> > -very big loss of ability to concentrate and focus

> > -huge problems with short term memory

> >

> > It got to the point where i was/partly am wondering about trying to be

incapacitated, with my parents as my curators... (i am 25 y.o. now).

> >

> > My Great Plain Laboratory hair test results from sept' 09 indicated mercury

v.low (0,03 mcg/g), midly elevated arsenic (0,055 mcg/g), cadmium (0,081mcg/g)

and thallium (0,002 mcg/g). But as i heard in some cases it is possible that

this test does not indicate actual body burden (especially in patients with weak

livers).

> >

> > I can add my mother did have mercury fillings before she got pregnant

> >

> > I started treating myself for asperger syndrome symptoms 11 months ago, with

the help of a DAN! doctor in Poland.

> > main treatments that helped me were:

> > -vitamins, minerals and spirulina supplementation

> > -treating gut problems and chronic yeast infection with meds (for around 10

days) and herbs, daily dietary fiber intake of at least 30g and probiotics

> > -treating liver problems with silymarin and phosphatidylcholine (recent ALT

result as of 28.XI.2009 was over 90)

> > -sublingual methylB12

> >

> > I will be really grateful for some feedback on this... (as of now i stopped

the chelation after 11 doses of the second round, i know it is risky, but i

didnt feel i have any other choice)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We had a dentist do this to my daughter. Said he was going to take out the tiny

amalgam but instead he covered it with at thin layer of composite. I was

extremely pissed off and refused to pay him for the work. MOST dentist don't do

this....it's not the right way.

We went to someone else and had it removed properly.

Jan

> > >

> > > hello,

> > > i have been doing my 2nd chelation round with ALA alone and i got a very

bad reaction.

> > > It may be because i have amalgam under my composite filling which i had

put in around 10 years ago (i will have a RTG probably tomorrow to determine if

that is true). If that's the case, i will be going to London to a mercury-free

dentist to have my amalgams removed. And then continue with chelation for a few

months with DMPS or DMSA, before going on ALA again.

> > >

> > > I am curious if it is possible to have such a strong adverse reaction

without having any mercury source under my fillings.

> > > The side-effects in my case are:

> > > -almost complete muteness

> > > -almost complete loss of ability to communicate with another human being

in any way.

> > > -very big loss of ability to concentrate and focus

> > > -huge problems with short term memory

> > >

> > > It got to the point where i was/partly am wondering about trying to be

incapacitated, with my parents as my curators... (i am 25 y.o. now).

> > >

> > > My Great Plain Laboratory hair test results from sept' 09 indicated

mercury v.low (0,03 mcg/g), midly elevated arsenic (0,055 mcg/g), cadmium

(0,081mcg/g) and thallium (0,002 mcg/g). But as i heard in some cases it is

possible that this test does not indicate actual body burden (especially in

patients with weak livers).

> > >

> > > I can add my mother did have mercury fillings before she got pregnant

> > >

> > > I started treating myself for asperger syndrome symptoms 11 months ago,

with the help of a DAN! doctor in Poland.

> > > main treatments that helped me were:

> > > -vitamins, minerals and spirulina supplementation

> > > -treating gut problems and chronic yeast infection with meds (for around

10 days) and herbs, daily dietary fiber intake of at least 30g and probiotics

> > > -treating liver problems with silymarin and phosphatidylcholine (recent

ALT result as of 28.XI.2009 was over 90)

> > > -sublingual methylB12

> > >

> > > I will be really grateful for some feedback on this... (as of now i

stopped the chelation after 11 doses of the second round, i know it is risky,

but i didnt feel i have any other choice)

> > >

> >

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